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Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

a large and interesting meeting OF the
WuaneD visitors of the Associated Chari-
~ was held yesl erday afternoon in the
Uu1tarian church. This was the final
Rse1ing Of the year. Reports from the
lhnads Of various districts showed that
1hQO was q marked decrease in the calls
~ charity during the past month, owing
- the tact that the people were more
generally employed. A very interesting
report was made by the com mittee that
viaited the AlmshOuse on Saturday. The
c00nittee was supplied by the Fruit and
Flower Mission, with pot plants and Eas'
tor cards which were distributed through
cut the departments, especially amongst
1hnoe that were In the sick wards. These
O6srings were received most gratefully as
WaA the singing of hymns by the visitors
The sick diet kitchen was reported as
being of more extended usefulness. Two
Oea1tiful upholstered chairs have beer
received for the use of the sick poor.
The committee to visit the Ferris Re
2orm School announced plan for plant
Eng flowers In the grounds of the schoo
On some day to be agreed upon. Tn
ladies eolicit the donation of plants TO
the occasion. The committee appointed
70 CO cooperate with committee appoint
ID from the W. G. T. U. in regard to tn
appointment of police matrCn at the Cit
Hall, reported having waited upon Mayo
Rhoads, and that the meeting was
pleasant and agreeable one. the Mayo
expressing himself heartily in sympath
with the movement.
The subject of establishing a savinI
fund in this city was referred to com
-mittee for consideration. A report wa
read showing how successful simila
one was in Castleton, Staten Island.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

~ mosnlng shout 3 O'Clock Jane,
Dnvs 3 I'D aboot IL years Of age.
11 1ytylpg B1o0eEick BAnks' milk
~ jmoo town, nnd when ON his way
~ 111oD h Xeotoptt's milk depot, At
~ and Ihtuall streets, the horse
hight, q II supposed, ct son large
1no ~ the Brandy vine bridge. The
- Bau yapidiy around into Fifteenth
G116 sud there collided with John
0m&s' milk teem from Riverview. The
z1DnD Of the collision upset young
OUoonsy's team, spilling about 13(
lnngO OF milk and threw the driver
- oGAinst . large bnttonwood tree il
- Of Bishop Lees house.
- lad was knocked inseps,6le, hi
- terribly skinned, left shoulder in
3oDo1 and hack hurt. The wagoi
110heod again end the horse ran on q
oomall and mp that street to MI
og1oott's residence, where 1t stopped
-, DAaks WeLt to the relief OF youn
0Uooney but found him ipsensible
- I'D notified Mr.. Wfstcott, who RI
onGnod With him. They got Q boar
- laid the lad upon 1t and carrie
- 70 Mr.. Westcott's residence an
N. 0urtis Was summon ed.
- doctor found him injured as q
1sady described, but could not to
I WAefher he WAS internally injured
- About 10 O'Clock reason began
aDGngns but the lad could rememb'
001blnR shout what had happened.
Angxla6o was procured and the lad vi
anB1a - his uncle's residence, Villa
0Wooney, 2002 Market street, where
8un6ef medical attendance. Ii is n
4u11oved, however, that the LADS I'M
xeGo will DO fatal.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
DIED.

DIED.
McHU9H.-Cn Sunday, 10th inst, james
Mch ugf, agot e3 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vtted tn attend the funeral of the deceased
from his late residence. corner Of New Cas-
tie avenue End Head sroet South VIII
III inRton, on Wednesday morning at 9
O'Clock. High mass at st. Nary's Church.
lpterment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
IUUFFIELD.-un the llth inst, Sallie F.,
wife OF George w. Dutiield, in the Alst
year Of her aye.
Relatives and riends arc respectfully in.
vited TO. attend ne- funeral from tho resi-
de ca Of her husband. NO. "a Wilson street,
on "wednesday, 18th inst at . O'clock p IN.
lnterment at on Sveces Cemetery. Ser
vices at the house.
BAN rER-Oa tho nth inst, Robert Ne K
ter, ST., In tie 1874 year OF his nge.
The relatives ARD friends Of the family arc
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from the IeJicence OF MS son, John d. Bax
ter, Gorgas Llne. near Ridge avenue. Rox
boroug. sdelphia on "Wednesday, April
10Th, at 2 O'CLOCK y. IN.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
BaSo Ball Club.

The boys aro now organizing base
ball clubs preparatory to the summer
campaign. One called the Wilmington
10 composed Of the following, and are
now ready for challenges: j. Foreman,
l.. F j. Buck, g. F.; G. Harris, X. e.;
g. Bailey, 81 B.; 8. Brown, ~ g. o. !;
VIM. Brown, 81 B.; 8. Anderson, let
G. O; g. Howard, 8. e.; j. Cole. p |;
B. Harris, p; j. Backrs, Sub /; l..
Boyer, Sub James Wright, manager.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

oan, with Rough on Dirt do as nice
washing and ironing as can be done in
ny laundry. Boilirg not necessary
0nlike any other Rough on Dirt" cAn
- used in both washing and 6; archine
you need have no fear IN nsina this ar
1lOle; free from vile alkali, 1t does no
1oG yellow nor iojure the finest fabric
4aars, bleaches, whiteDs. " Rough OF
Dlst" Is the only article that can bs 80
-dsd to starch (hot or cold) 10 give
anod body and beautiful gloss. Ask TO
Though on Dirt" 10 and Csc. packag
a, All crst class Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
rhn.ob omosrs Elected.

The following vestrymen wtre elected
yesterdsy, by the congregation OF 81.
Andrews p. K. church :: K. T. Warner,
senior warden w. Thomson. jnpior
warden; George H Bates. Alfred Nj
lott, j. II. Hofft cker, Jr., d: d. John,
con, Alfred Lse, George W: BAKER ana
DIR. G. Elton Buck. For the parish OF
|St. Johns, Brandy wine Amor "a.
Harvev, senior warden ~. Cloud En-
lott, Francis G. Dupont, Edward d.
Bradford, George M. Brintcn and Aus
tin Harrington, Esq. l.. 8. William
son WINS elected clerk OF the vestry, anf
George A. Elliott treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
The season Fu,iy Com encsd

IHo SohsUh uITJ OoItFHO"os"'
The warm spring like weather OF the
past few Gays has caused the chad to
commence TO come up the Delaware
and the fishermen are beginning to
cat,h them pretty freely. Powell, IL
the third street market. has his arrange
ulents completed with this fishermen By
which he will receive q supply every
day during the season. He also has .
full supply Of rock. herring and othel
fish
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
PAralytic Attack

Sarah, widow of the late John Van
dever, who has been residing with her
daughter, Mrs. Wells, In Harrisburg,
Pa, for the past five or six years, had a
paralytic attack last we ak. and her con.
dition Is suoh that there - little hope
for her recovery. as she is over 80 years
OF age. She is the mother of A. D. Van.
dever OF this city. and was formerly
we'll known In our city.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
The pops and the Irish Clergy

ROME, April II In consequ ence OF
England y Treatment OF Ireland and
the attitude Of the Irish clergy On the
QUESTION. the Pope has charged 0aGdl
nal eimeoni. Perfect OF the ooneregn
iion OF TIA PropsRsnda, to make q
thorough inquiry into the whole nat
ter and TO draft Instructions to iat
Irish bishops.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
How TWAS Done.

The Morning News says that the
0em bers OF the Legislature who came
- ipepect our streets Friday were &c
completely covered with dust as rt
nover forget their visit. The News II
IL error. Twas the smoke OF Stansbury
nrarray's straight &c. cigars did 1t al
NO. 104 East From street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
IMPORTANT POINTS
I'm OUR
JUVENILE, CLOTHING.

The goods and trimmings are sepa
lateiy and specially bought for young
folks. They are made mp in bright,
new, young styles. They represent the
most recent ideas in Tailoring. They fit,
lock and wear better than those else
| where made. They are priced below
competition. In Spring Overcoats we
have easily secured and intend TO hold
! Tie fret place. We have no obi ec,ions
~ the talk going about no long rs We
do tho selling. Rssnltel Where else
| can you look than here?
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

DIR. VaDDsven,ers tsra III
the ground h)or; 10 slaii, IN
The Pickles -Four dry @, va,I
ploy Carpenters a. E.eveli. n r
streets, Ninth ward.
A good live boy can msh,ml
each week By ssllins REP1Wd
Andersonville and s.iye0sa
The WeccAcoe Fire Coupn!F|
eighth annual bal lssi ilh u
very largely ATTENDED and nd
enjoy cd themselves,
The Deursches Bibls!t
gave a su 3scrlr,lll ball 10 h6
Hall last night, Which ws NV
success.
II. Ford Offers for rtaiItVn
blo houses nj Cia3nort Bnz
Hundred. Tie ,s,ge Cts corl
fine view OF The river AID ai
country residence.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
Merit
DEMANDS RECOGNITION

The large increase in
our trade assures us
that the citizens of our
city appreciate our et-
forts to give them the
"Best Goods for the
Least Money" The
true merit of our goods z
is in the material used {
and the workmanship I
in manufacture. :
This fact demands :
the attention of those :
who wish to save money {
when they buy a suit Of i
clothes. 9
This fact is receiving q
the recognition of all {
classes at the present :
day. :
This only house that :
label goods by their !
honest names-"All- +.
Wool or Mot AL !
Wool" as the case may {
be. !
One price to all, and Z
lall can be suited.
| The finest stock OF
custom goods in our
lefty and a cutter who
has no superior.
! We solicit your pa
tronage.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

Washington Conclave. No. 9, Hepta.
oophs, or Seven Wise Me-. viii have an
t0portant meeting at iLeir hal n the
AArkness building tbh evening, which
Avery member is requested TO attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
what MIR. Vandever Found.

Veterinary surgeon Vandever yes
terday held post mortem examination
upon the body of DR.. Blacks horse,
killed o, Ninth and West streets. He
found that the shaft Of the cart had
entered the hores's breast with such
force that the right shoulder b sde was
broken and the diaphragm OF the heart
was also ruptured.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
Child yrlok, Poison

Winfield s, Connsi . 9l1a
OF Harry II. Gomez bad ~
escape from dealt ~ srsi " !,
family had JUS 1a'sd lilo sa Y
East Seventh ,ifst I'D sa''iA
articles lying a'c14 lSs NY, w. !, /,
occasions was q rclts y '0ela, IN, y.
the child toe k a Gill q. ~ y. w,'1
a rank poison the cal q As .a.. " "
liv. d long had it no! eNl '. ..'..,
Osntwell's offee, sias l pWs
dctes were adu!iislsIsc' ss !, =
off the poison and 100 eai4'
OF danger.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

The contractors ia v s.,.. i
bridge over the Brsudvs ,.i,, |.
street are bavlns ia'se la.'' Il J
shipped FROM POI' D'e''l y n
bridge by tho eIsnea p,...,i,1r|
road that RUS up zoe n.'is si,sl
stone are taker a2i@s ~ s,,s,,
Southern end, where a9 y, y. .S Nj
J ards will be requlIs e 5 ~ .,,sj|
! lions. As soon os . 'a-. ,.n,it
Ia taken across f1r 'u' -" s,i,1j
work OF teaslrg do"a '''"
commenced.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
Gong to kansas.

W. Atwood Woodrow, OF Newark
intends to start for Kansas In . Re"
days with view to making 1t bis per
name nt residence. His brother Tay io'
Woodrow already lives there: Isaac
Wood raw OF this city is also brother
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

Several new branches OF the Irish
National League Of America have TO-
Gently been formed In this city under the
auspices of Mr.. Owen j. Hession. ano
i 1t 10 the intention to continue the work
until every one who is Interested In tue
welfare Of Ireland are enrolled as men,
hera.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

Ingrains, 25c, 35c, G,
soc. 75c.
Corticene and Linoleums.
Window shades with
Knapp's or Hartshorn roll
ers, 55c.
Smyrna Rugs, all sizes.
China Mattings, IL cents.
VIM. B. SHARP.& CO.,
Enurth and Market straets
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
KENNARO&

We daily show
some desirable bar
gains in one of our
many departments.
To-day it is a line
of Ladies regular.
made colored and
|unbleached Hose at
lOc. per pair. These
goods have never
been sold under rs
cents per pair, and
will not be again
after this lot is
closed out. Bear in
mind when you
read of these low
|prices on goods that
they are not likely
Ito last long, and dc
not expect to come
Jim and get them at
,Iyour leisure. Next
:|week or week after
they will not be
There. First callers
mostly get the
'fch0ice and clean
them up in a day
sIor two. In our Lace
Department y OF
will find a splendid
. line of Laces in thu
newest and mos
! fashionable styles
Il Chantilly from TO-
Ito S. per yd. Escu
!: trials from 25c to S!
'|per I'd. Fedora
= Oriental, Dentill'
3 :; Egyptian, Torchol
ID etc., each in fine as
20 20 sslsortment. W o o
ID Lace allOver fo
',a entire dresses an
~ denominations.
az Our Hambur
Embroideries al
d. d among the fine
goods that come
ice &c America, and as W
Il get them direct frol
s az first hands OF
i i,,; ;lnricpS are about
j, 20; low on fine styli;
az for work as many
1.-THE common coar:
, the goods are usual
. 80 80 sold for.
! y, !; Specially n i c
qualities in Mario
widths.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

Tomorrow promises to be fair with
o riss of temperature. Similar condi'
tions are likely TO prevail ON Thursday
with brisk southerly winds, indicating
rain,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
BED.BU6s, FLIES.

Files, reaches, ants, bed. bugs. water.
bags, moths, rats, mice, sparro~s, jack
xAbbits. gophers, chipm uLks, cleared
cat by " Rough on Rats" loo.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

Last night, as a CROW va. I I'M
| and boys were ao.rs le ssss, ID 4
two OF them btciho 81, ,I,ns,,lyl
cussion, which By i %, 'i IN ,,iis|
French street, eleao , ,",bms
we're urged On Oy "a. ,ns " N ihI
Furnishing each o. l r,' - Cs.s|
4 proved manner, VA wi' Avn v
and Mulrint s"o9p', ,o ~ n
| and TOOK both The, ibe y ~, NJ
/ police sta'ioa. 4ats i,h.aI
| this morning. ses. ,st s ~ u
land were fued q anu -
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

els reported tSa. o uumber Of hands
Ilaid off NJ t13 Arlington Mia at
ne.A to-day, bn The cause could net be
ascertained.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
a NEW
jEWELRY s WATCH FIRM,

Tbar Sful for ta3 liberal patronage l
have received, and having sold out all
my rleh5 and interest 10 the jewelry
aud matchmaking baeiness az 81 Mar
ket street, 10 SmJih u Fell, l recon-
mead taen t. the generous support ~
my !cfner pGtrons, AM solicit tor
them their pGrIonaGo.
DAVID p, SMYrH,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
FIFTH EDIIl11
ASK YOURSELF rpr.-

,d ds TIN II not PRACTICAL, =. n
your own interess ss, Wv b :.
and act for YOURSELF 'aa Ism ! y
10 It not prudent n
It'll i: Il no %s nI:. :, .csiuI s as1s %N
ySsrssli, and USE y y ,ss,n y ,Al,tw y
thsn those OF Other, . wn osa ~.
hy psrtusding Won :" "a ~ poisss Hs.l
'1 I,o.s n ns earnicg,. N''' svINvS
IN order 70 mako hin. ~ 's.l, liu,.
popular for leE prices ~ !! and suslS.
no cells . ooy's tuIt v., u,essiys .is's 4
Tor q deilaif "e'Lils1s ~ !.
whsr ~ not more plessur,,,,
wnefe every gsrmsn, !, 70 a,dsh
nEu ,' and AZ a profit of \ !. nlsna 4 >
ISL not q great p,, = ,r9ati
can 70 to tue "ufaro ,a,@safa 70 ts,u
pol" fifth and M.rs r,l "a! oias|
c'o,nes for $40, worth s,i aad by u
does II not create n N !. w,nt \.
TO know that w,lr, ,seale ID wa +
v ~" .n., 90 hing Dsps,' ssh .s
s ne s mat, the goods c. B. s ssass.a
~ II not a pleasure I, sr,
Dscs Diagonal SUI, Of C,o,ss !nN,
no other dealer ali sll I ~ &hii
3'la pcr cent. more "" 'of Ia nj
NJ s. !. NOT encouraging ,ok,o,.
s ~Ssn ~ you can 60 70 the irsps ,1s ~
si n% ouy IA! 2 iiist.c!as. pril..' az vsl
soYsW Inn, ,nsde out Of Blics I'M ], !
s,', i,nea WIN ltalisn a,iss n I.
wen 10 every partic, ar n, . ~ !, vi
II the readers Of tbs RIA
truth, solid informatlonn se. aLsI \
Honorable Clothing M, aaa alunt|
without 1 csitsiion ps.ros,,, \. ag.a
onterprising cluthler wv IN
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

DAVE +. SA LII.
The undersigned having purchased
The rights sad Interests Of the above old
established stand respectfully call at.
teunJn 10 taeir large stock of nav
R0ede, antng which aFc the following,
with TIC prices attached:
Rogers Il Bros knives,
silver plated, S2.75 per dcz.
| Casters, 50 and up. Pickel
casters, SI.so up.
+. Teaspoons, S. per coz.
| Gents solid silver, stem
winding, American lever
watch, SII up.
/ Ladies American leve,
watches from $40 up.
/ Gents gold watch, Ameri
can 'eveE, $50 Up.
Nickel alarm clock, bes'
in the market, guaranteed
: ST 90.
S-day walnut striking
clock, S2.75.
All goods guaranteed a
represented. We have
E, large stock Of Diamond
| which we intend selling
+. very cheap. Diamond fnge
n rings from s. up; everythin;
s as cheap in proportion. Civ
d US a call.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
Personal.
List of Public SRI.s.

Is, A. II. Tyson. Village Green.
.. Is, Proud & M errics, % treville
- IS, Cooley * Baldw n, booth
Corner
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
WITHDRAWING Lime.

Steward, Fourth snd King, four
dealer, hat tie bsst whttewashing lime.
The next adverIis onent III this paper
will be AZ important one; lcok it up.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
Shad and HerriDC.

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
street market a fine lot OF Delaware
shaa anG herring, besidee his usuh
variety OF other varieties OF the finny
tribe.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
Drunk and Ll,o.a.-

Last Sunday Afternoon
drunken men were c,ss,i,. y
snce at Fourth add AL.
when Sergeant Mcyey mI !
pearance, and tried 70 irs..
90 to their homes. Soma a !"
TUNED on him aud comnss
MIN pretty roughly, wien ~
black, jack and sliuck ,,,s =,
The crowd reiterated dan
followed By the Sergeant, =.
ed In arresting ole Of NJ
took him to the hall. Bst
ed, and about G O'Clock NJ.
or. Both the mems heads
cut with the black Jack m
dressed ths wounds Thu
Edward Quinn and jams \
this morning they ws,s p
the city court on a chpr
drunk and disorderly. Tsua
guilty, and Qlinn vN NM
costs. Shields was fined mp
and held In $500 bail 70, ,
Saturday morning on . ,,nil
saulting the eff ,er
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

Mr.. Edgar Chandler, salesman with
Mr.. Samuel H. Baynard, jeweler, OF
Fifth and Market streets, started last
Saturday night for q ten days trip In
South Carolina.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
VIM, b.SHARP eco,
Fourth and Market Sis,

a magnificent silk warp Hen
rietta. The fine, lustrous
sheen of the silk warp, COM
bined with the soft, clinging
wool body, makes a beauti-
full combination Of dress
weave, with unsurpassed
durability and elegant ap.'
pearance. They are here
in drabs, tans and blues, and
yon never before bought
such quality for less than
.S1.75 per yard-now SI.25
per yard; 42-inch wide.
Spring novelties in dress
plaids and canvas cloth,
dark and light greys, dark
and light tans, all-wool
camels hair efects-3S'inch,
|5Oc.
Ladies' double fold dress
cloths in complete assort-
ment - a-never-go-out-ot'
favor-material. Every lady
knows dress cloths; all
shades for spring; So cents.
Silk Rhadames-Garnet,
Navy, Myrtle, Prussian
Blue, Tans, Gend'arme,
Browns. A large purchase
much under price-you'll
mot find them better OF
Hover than these; 81 from
lSI.25.
The best French Black
lSilk we ever sold at Is
cents per yard-see it.
! French Satines-this veal
better than ever - bettcl
styles, better goods, better
Iassortment-in a word, pro-
lgress-and we at the head
of the procession. You can
find no better Satines than
tours.
] Ladies' Muslin Under
wear. We sell on by the good
avoid trashy underwear;
not good for you, not good
for us. Night Gowns,tuck
| led and ruhled, 80 cents
!, Skirts, wide hem and tuck
ed, AZ cents. Chemise,plair
J and good muslin, IS cents
+ Drawers, tucked, IS cents
Look over the assortment
/. you'll hardly make them 70
, the price.
If you need any bath O
ordinary house use Towels
D here's a good opportunity tt
Isort up. We've 100 dozen
1.-THE size is As inches long
:, 20 inches wide. Bear tina
| size in mind-look at tn
Iquality-try to match ther
y. anywhere -I2a cts. each
| fringed and bordered.
ri Little boys suits on tt
second floor-none but goo'
VI very handsome little su
of English Cheviot, stylie
~ and durable, S5.o5, is ju
> received {; from that dow
e and up.
St Mantel Lambrequins
Felt handsomely embroide
~ ed and worked in new s,yl
e and designs; gend'arme 81
n lgarnet-6oc, Use, SOC P
yard.ss
III Petit Point borders, rie
lSllow toned coiorings,
h widths, trineed-3oc to s
80 u Scrim, Etimcne, Soud
OF and Madras for tain cu,tai
20 and half windows all fit
- complete with wood or br;
~ poles-6 cents a yard up
SIS per pair Upholste
al sc cond floor.
II Carpets--We told you
," the great reduction in thu
goods. Elegant Moquet'
down to SI.I5 from ST.,
over 1000 yards cut off
first week--sell them las
= than we can lay them; &c
4 day and part OF the night
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

at the REPUBLICAN office to day in the
shade:
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock II O'Clock
5So coo GAO
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

Quaker tea cures dyepspe:a. For sale
by VIM. Springer, 40! Market St.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

BUCHU. PAIBA )" Qnick, com
Dlete cure, al annoying KiIcey diseas.
-. CAtarrh OF Bladder. 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

There will be a T ,,s1a., N
Opera House ns e, M nv IIfa !
The auspices OF +. ~ !, vr,sl
League OF America; o - ps,g1
the passage Of ! ~ psUrJI Mist
pr csed tha, esssrTu, h,n 7
; ;.ss.d a." {, ' s's5:',Sv r. s
Gray Gray, Levi c. s'ra a, Ss "
%s% sers Of eli, Council /
ha ureaent. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
..,and. Italy aud

Lectures illn l,, 'ssa'l'sse,ssdiJ1
during a tour , tl,Tuas Hsls|
s s,s;: ss ID T3 +: ;.y;., ,,':''
|aud IA. The ;, 'W,colnssaI
let Fathers, New Ne" convent =
| Of the Visitation nsns, prlusip
land, Italy and '~S ., SOL
Thursday al'e'n0-0
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

Quaker tea cures dyspe psia. For sale
By VIM. Springer, 402 Market ST,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12

NTANTED-A YOUNG MAN From
w Is 10 40, for general service In store
Muet be u god habits. Address D thii
office. al2-3t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-12
getting bs o. n

M. Frank Fran, sc, ss%''.' e . (.
be been ssriOusly, !, IL r,,o ,SI ~
! proving ma ., Taal MI ill., ill.,
In the mesaen"'uslsd fse e,.''
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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1887-09-08

The militia encampment of the Da-
kota National Guards closed at Huron
Tuesday, and the I'd Regiment Band
returned to this city yesterday. The
grounds were known as Camp Church.
One of the unpleasant features of the
week was the removal Of the staff Of
ficers-Colonels Webb and Brown, of
Fargo, for drunkenness. Friends of
the discharged officers at Fargo say
that both gentlemen got wet and
caught cold while attending to their
duties at Huron, and that they went
up town and took something to brace
themselves up. 1t was further limited
that the main reason for the dismissal
was that Mr.. Brown was found to be Il
strong republican, while Mr.. Webb
was one of NJ. II. Days strongest sup
porters and admirers. Returning
militia people from Huron, however,
say that the removal was entirely for
cause and that Gov. Church merely
did his duty in removing the officers.